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"So who's our Prime Minister now?"

Mr Brown did it at Number 10, with the lead pipe =O

Crap, I thought it was Colonel Mustard. Sorry what were we talking about again?

Mr Brown did it at Number 10, with the lead pipe =O

Crap, I thought it was Colonel Mustard. Sorry what were we talking about again?

If Tony can do it, why wont Bush resign too?

Anyone happy with Brown as Prime Minister? Is he the lesser of two evils? Isn't he Scottish? Not sure I want a Scottish Prime Minister.

Machie wrote:
> Anyone happy with Brown as Prime Minister?

I'd give him a chance, definitely. Not really sure what he's about at the moment, except a few policies so he might be half decent. Not sure who I'd choose from Dave and Gordon to be honest at the moment. I think as soon as Brown is in for a decent period of time I'd be able to make up my mind.

> Is he the lesser of
> two evils? Isn't he Scottish? Not sure I want a Scottish Prime
> Minister.

Yes, he's Scottish but we have a British Parliament meaning we can have English, Welsh, Northern Irish and Scottish PMs, so I don't have any issue with that whatsoever.

It was nice to see the House Of Commons all rose to their feet and gave applause to Tony Blair, who I thought was a very good Prime Minister. Can Gordon Brown be a good Prime Minsiter? Who knows, but I feel he's definitely earned his chance. Does anyone know if Blair is carrying on as an MP?

Silent Thunder wrote:
> Yes, he's Scottish but we have a British Parliament meaning we
> can have English, Welsh, Northern Irish and Scottish PMs, so I
> don't have any issue with that whatsoever.

Well I suppose I dont either, but I'm more than happy for them to be their own country and have their own prime minister =)

Biggie Little Jr. wrote:
> Does anyone
> know if Blair is carrying on as an MP?

I heard he was going to be an envoy in the Middle East. That must be a joke though! :-P

Machie wrote:
> Well I suppose I dont either, but I'm more than happy for them
> to be their own country and have their own prime minister =)

I think Gordon is all in favour of keeping us as a union. I prefer it too, we may as well stick together, we're weaker apart in my opinion.

I suppose you guys are too young to remember what things were like with John Major.

Silent Thunder wrote:
> Yes, he's Scottish

Apparently Tony was born in Scotland too =)

Silent Thunder wrote:
> I think Gordon is all in favour of keeping us as a union. I
> prefer it too, we may as well stick together, we're weaker apart
> in my opinion.

Tell that to the Cornish!